its 5 o'clock on february 10th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another cold day. clouds will increase slowly from the northwest and while there may be a few scattered flurries flying around, most of this will occur in our farthest western counties. central iowa will actually have the best chance at seeing any snow this morning. temperatures should be slightly warmer than yesterday, and with the wind finally backing off, it should feel a lot better as well. looking ahead, our every-other-day pattern of snow continues with our next chance coming in later thursday night into friday morning. there is still a system showing up for sunday as well. have a great day!today: inc. clouds, sct flurries high: 14-20 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 15 dbq: 14 iow: 18tonight: chance of flurries low: 2-8 winds: n 5-10 alo: 0 dbq: 3 iow: 4tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 18-24

night: chance of snow late low: 11-17 winds: w 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 11 iow: 15 thanks kaj. this morning, some presidential candidates are celebrating their wins after the new hampshire primary. as polls predicted, donald trump and bernie sanders won last night. presidential candidates are looking forward this morning. republicans have a primary vote in south carolina on the 20th. nevada democrats caucus that same day. republicans in nevada caucus on the 23rd. and the democratic primary for south carolina is on the 27th. it comes to a peak on march 1st --super tuesday-- with 14 republican and 11 democratic primaries or caucuses. for the republicans in the new hampshire primary, trump won with 35 point 1 percent support. while ohio governor john kasich pulled out an impressive second place finish with 15 point 9 percent. ted cruz was third with 11 point

is with 89 percent reporting. kasich says he owes his success to a clean campaign. "maybe just maybe we're turning the page on a dark part of american politics because tonight, the light overcame the darkness of negative campaigning." " "new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it. remember, you started it." " on the democratic side, vermont senator bernie sanders overwhelmingly won with 60 percent. clinton got 38 point 4 percent of the vote. "what happened here in new hampshire in terms of an enthusiastic and aroused electorate - people who came out in large numbers...that is what will happen all over this country." " "here's what we are going to do, now we take this campaign to the entire country. we're going to fight for every vote in every state. "

he is going home to new jersey to reevaluate his campaign. he finished 6th in this primary. students at the university of iowa have seen more alerts from the school -- as the u of i issued its 3rd and 4th warnings this year about possible sexual misconduct on campus. federal law requires the university to issue the warnings, but the one issued monday night didn't give much information. it simply said university reports of 2 possible sexual assaults last weekend. one was from an east side residence hall on saturday, the other was in a west side hall on sunday. in both cases the alleged victims police. the warnings didn't even give the names of the residence halls. the university's public safety department says the vague information is not intended to generate leads for police. instead, it's part of an overall plan to make the community safer. officials say the idea of timely

about possible sexual misconduct reminds people not to be afraid to report incidents or to seek help. " it does help to remind people this type of incident does occur and it when it says the suspect was known to the survivor it's helpful to remind people to confront that myth it's not the person who jumps out of the bushes to hurt somebody." university police say the school could face a 35- thousand dollar federal fine if it doesn't issue alerts in a timely manner about possible sexual misconducts on campus. the "crime alert" the university sent out monday night is different from a hawk alert, which to the campus. last november, the university sent out a hawk alert about a man who was groping women. police later arrested 32 year old adam weinstein on charges of sexual abuse, assault, and harassment. he's scheduled to go to trial in may. and remember, whenever you see news 319-365-9999. you can also send pictures and

some cedar rapids high school students are travelling to des moines this morning. they're planning to talk to lawmakers about increasing education funding. last month the republican- controlled house approved a 2 percent increase in funding for fiscal 2017. but the democratic- majority senate says that's not enough, and passed a 4 percent increase yesterday. lawmakers expect the issue to go back and forth between the chambers before it heads to special legislative meetings. kcrg-tv 9's brea love is live in the newsroom. brea, school officials say this a chance for students to have a real world experience? chris, nicole, stepping up to a podium and advocating for change can be a nerve racking thing to do for a teenager. but, some of them have accepted the challenge for a greater cause. when students found out how the budget could affect the programs and elective classes, they say it opened their eyes. they want to urge lawmakers to think about the importance of investing in iowa's youth. students were taught how to make a persuasive

school officials have asked students to share their stories, and show lawmakers the kind of impact their education has made. "as you think about the experiences you have had in cr, and hopefully they have been great. just tell that story and that you'd be concerned that there would be any reduction in funding that would jeopardize any of those types of experiences " officials say only a couple students have been to the capitol, so the trip will double as a great experience no matter what the outcome is. students will load up buses and head to des monies at 8:15 this morning. chris and nicole, back to you. thanks a lot brea. starting next school year, students and teachers in dubuque will once again have spring break. the school board decided monday night to set the break for the entire week of march 13th, 2017. dubuque schools used to have spring break between 2012 and 2014. but parents complained the break was leading to child care issues, so the district removed spring break from the calendar. now, after surveying parents, administrator s say the majority want a spring break.

initiative is hosting a town hall today in cedar rapids. the town hall is at 7 o'clock tonight at the cedar rapids public library. the group will talk about the national and local trends of heroin. the u-s attorney kevin techau will join local law enforcement in leading the talk. some republican lawmakers in iowa are supporting an expansion of the state's cannabis oil law. house commerce committee chairman peter crownie says he wants a law that creates a whole system for medical marijuana in iowa. right now, iowa law allows patients with severe epilepsy use cannabis oil. but you can't buy it, produce it or transport it in the state. the new legislation would allow more products and patients, but it still would prohibit smoking marijuana for medical purposes. it's unclear what support this bill will get from party leaders. a former iowa governor is getting involved in the opposition to the state's push to shift medicaid patients to managed care companies. chet culver hosted 2 medicaid town-hall meetings in eastern iowa yesterday he said he's disappointed to see how politics

playing such a large role in the decision. "this is not a partisan issue. this needs to be about public policy for decades in this state, it's not been a partisan issue" the former governor told people to contact their representatives before the march 1st scheduled start date. culver says opponents will make one last push at a statehouse rally on february 24th. thousands of catholics across the country will be going to mass today for ash wednesday. and yesterday many in eastern iowa

plan on another cold day. clouds will increase slowly from the northwest and while there may be a few scattered flurries flying around, most of this will occur in our farthest western counties. central iowa will actually have the best chance at seeing any snow this morning. temperatures should be slightly warmer than yesterday, and with the wind finally backing off, it should feel a lot better as well. looking ahead, our every-other-day pattern of snow continues with our next chance coming in

night into friday morning. there is still a system showing up for sunday as well. have a great day! today: inc. clouds, sct flurries high: 14-20 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 15 dbq: 14 iow: 18tonight: chance of flurries low: 2-8 winds: n 5-10 alo: 0 dbq: 3 iow: 4tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 18-24 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21tomorrow night: chance of snow late low:

winds: w 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 11 iow: 15

today is ash wednesday -- the start of lent -- when some christians give up a guilty pleasure. some people in eastern iowa celebrated the last day of indulgence -- mardi gras -- yesterday. 19:39:18 music playing st. andrew presbyterian church in iowa city brought in a band for its celebrations. the church also served stacks of pancakes - and a mardi gras cake - to mark the day. the church hoped to attract people of all ages. kids played games and listened to music at the church. a cajun restaurant that recently moved from oxford to iowa city got an early start on a grand re-opening. augusta is scheduled to open formally for business tomorrow. but the owners opened up yesterday for a "fat tuesday" feast. the

only opened its doors early to those who said on social media that they were coming. it had to stop taking reservations after more than 180 people r-s-v- p'd. we have an iowa conference basketball doubleheader on kcrg 9.2 tonight. the teams from simpson college will travel to decorah to take on luther. the first game tips off at 6 on kcrg 9.2. hundreds of thousands drones are now registered with the f-a-a. and a good portion of those are people using them for agriculture purposes. more on today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. good morning, this is the

david geiger. ---- there are now around three hundred thousand drones registered to

aviation administration ... drones are seeing strides forward in use after registration was opened at the end of last year.. in agriculture.. they are a new tool in a large tool box for conservation.. particularly in using information with other precision ag machines. many drones in ag are looking towards mapping as the next best way to be more precise. aaron sheller.. owner of precision drone.. says taking pictures from the sky becomes his roadmap for conserving his resources. he calls it a prescription based approach.. when he can see crop health problems in pictures. "once i have that, i can load it into a google based viewer, such as an iphone or ipad, walk out through google earth, drop pins, label those problems, bring that back to my office, make a prescription based solution. so i'm only applying those chemicals where they need to be. i'm only applying the fertilizer where it needs to be. i'm only applying that pesticide

sheller says on his farm, he can pay for a drone in 250 acres of work with correct use.. he says on other farms.. he's seen returns of 20 dollars an acre.. to 75 dollars an acre with full integration of information management. he says growers are used to yield maps or fertility maps... drones give in-season maps to use.. "how can you not think that this is the future. because ultimately we have to feed the world. and ultimately we have to do it without negatively impacting the environment and with the mississippi river dead zone being where it's at and everyone continually scrutinizing us as farmers about how much nutrients we use per acre, i think it's very vital and very important that we put those nutrients exactly where they need to be so the crop can uptake it and we can achieve maximum success." sheller says he's excited that there's more interest on the federal level in getting drones to growers.. but they would like to see more clarification and ease of entry for new drone operators. there's more information on how to use drones in ag on sheller's website.. precision

com. ---- a new production report was out yesterday from the u-s-d-a.. but it didn't appear to be a market mover.. i spoke with analyst brian roach.. and the answer has to do.. with south america.. "not a lot of big changes, i guess probably how you have to look at it is we're not seeing much of a reduction in south american supplies at all." "we had hoped that maybe we'd see some problems in weather and maybe draw down the crop size in south america to start off our growing season here in the u.s. but we're not going to start that way with brazil's corn crop getting 3-4 million tons larger, it's just setting the tone for supplies to be not a whole lot less if anything larger from south america here as we move into spring time in the u.s." "i think you have to look at cattle following the macros, stock markets, etc. energy markets. and so, when we came into monday we had a limit down move in the live and the feeders we're actually back in green territory

"we're not down much here. we're only a little positive on the nearby contracts. demand has been decent. but when you look at the futures market, we've got this long term moving average that we've had a real tough time getting up above. it's been a pretty big cap on the futures market." ---- and that's all we have for the show today.. thanks for joining us on the ag report.. i'll see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.46 oc std it may be easier than you think to turn into a stress filled wreck on your wedding day. with all the details to arrange, it can be stressful to keep track of it all and focus on the moment. the possible solution to your problems in today's angies list report. stay with tv9. it's ---. plan on another cold day. clouds

slowly from the northwest and while there may be a few scattered flurries flying around, most of this will occur in our farthest western counties. central iowa will actually have the best chance at seeing any snow this

temperatures should be slightly warmer than yesterday, and with the wind finally backing off, it should feel a lot better as well. looking ahead, our every-other-day pattern of snow continues with our next chance coming in later thursday is still a well. have a great day!today: inc. clouds, sct flurries high: 14-20 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 15 dbq: 14 iow: 18tonight: chance of flurriesow: 2-8 winds: n 5-10 alo: 0 dbq: 3 iow: 4tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 18-24 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21tomorrow night: chance of snow late low: 11-17

wedding planning is a billion-dollar business with the average cost of a wedding now up around 30- thousand dollars. couples who get tripped up on their way down the aisle are usually those who didn't have a well- researched, detailed plan in place. a wedding planning solution in today's angie's list report. "hiring a wedding planner will really reduce your stress around your special day, but be sure to get your contract in writing and understand exactly what's going to be done and how much it's going to cost."

to be assertive and she executed wonderfully. there were times when people were like 'oh, she's being pushy.' in reality, she's making sure things are happening when it needs to happen - to make sure she's happy. . " planning a wedding can be difficult, so you may consider hiring a wedding planner. the first major advantage is that the wedding planner has done this all before. there are many details like venue and getting the marriage license that you may not know about but your wedding planner will. also, the person you hire for the job will make sure you stay on budget. once you talk about your budget, he or she will find the right vendors for the price and help with negotiating. good wedding planners also typically have a line up of quality and reliable vendors they use regularly. you can double check their reviews online to give you some peace of mind. the biggest thing a wedding planner can help with is stress reduction. they can focus on all the details while you focus on your big day. a good wedding planner will cost you anywhere from 500 to several thousand dollars, depending on their involvement. you can find more helpful tips

some parents in iowa city are worried their children won't get to school safely next year. the school board cut down on the number of bus routes to save money. a tama county man will finally be sentenced in a couple of months for helping in a murder. the jury convicted him during his 3rd trial. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source,

as predicted. republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders come out the big winners in the new hampshire primary. to the capitol. cedar rapids high school students will head to des moines today to meet with lawmakers about the importance education funding.

iowa photographer s notice a rise in people jumping train tracks seconds before trains cross. you're looking live on our city cam. a cold start to your wednesday. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another cold day. clouds will increase slowly from the northwest and while there may be a few scattered flurries flying around, most of this will occur in our farthest western counties. central iowa will actually have the best chance at seeing any snow this morning. temperatures should be slightly warmer than yesterday, and with the wind finally backing off, it should feel a lot better as well. looking ahead, our every-other-day pattern of snow continues with our next chance coming in later thursday night into friday morning. there is still a system showing up for sunday as well. have a great day!today: inc. clouds, sct flurries high: 14-20 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 15 dbq: 14 iow: 18tonight: chance of flurries low: 2-8 winds: n 5-10 alo: 0 dbq: 3 iow: 4tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 18-24 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21tomorrow night: chance of

winds: w 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 11 iow: 15 thanks kaj. republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders are celebrating big wins this morning. voters in new hampshire chose those two as the winners for the primary. trump won with 35% support. while ohio governor john kasich also outperformed the polls -- nearly hitting 16%. ted cruz was third with 11.6% with 89% reporting. vermont senator bernie sanders overwhelmingly won with 60-percent. clinton got

kcrg-tv9's washington bureau chief jacqueline policastro found some excited sanders supporters. jacqueline policastro/co ncord, nh @ :01 it's a good morning for bernie sanders! he pulled off a big win here in new hampshire telling voters that he defied expectations. we talked to a lot of supporters take a listen. "it's nice to have a candidate that hasn't changed over the years what he believes in just to suit the people. bernie has been saying what he's been saying his whole political career." "he's an exciting candidate, he talks favorably about education and a lot of other issues that are very important to me." "it's been awesome all day. i teach, and being able to encourage my students to vote and get out, and so many of them knowing my position saying yeah i'm going to vote for bernie too, so it's really great." "he is a person who is going to stand up for the middle class, for the lower class and lift us up with a political revolution." "everyone's sick and tired of mainstream politicians and we

jacqueline policastro/co ncord, nh @ :51 next bernie sanders will debate hillary clinton one on one in wisconsin then head to the nevada caucus and south carolina primary. reporting in concord, nh, i'm jacqueline policastro. donald trump celebrated his win last night in manchester. at a rally there, he said he loved the people of that state, and promised he would be back. "we are going now to south carolina, we are going to win in south carolina, i love you all thank you very much, thank you. " john kasich said there was magic in the air at a rally in concord. he also said that his performance shows that staying away from negative campaigning works. presidential candidates are moving on this morning. chris christie says he's going home to new jersey to reevaluate. republicans have a primary vote in south carolina on the 20th. nevada democrats caucus that same day. republicans in nevada caucus on the 23rd. and the democratic primary for south carolina is on the 27th. it will come to peak on march 1st --super tuesday-- with 14 republican and 11 democratic primaries or

cedar rapids students are heading to des moines this morning to talk to lawmakers. this group of dozens of high schools students is going to lobby legislators in hopes of increasing school funding. last month, the republican- controlled house approved a 2% increase in funding for fiscal 2017. but the democratic- majority senate says that's not enough, and passed a 4% increase yesterday. lawmakers expect the issue to go back and forth between the chambers before it heads to special legislative meetings. kcrg-tv 9's brea love joins us at the desk this morning. brea, students are saying this a chance to show lawmakers what they need... that's right. until recently, students say they didn't fully understand how a school's budget worked. but, once they learned that some of the program could be cut, some decided to speak up. students will load charter buses later this morning in route to the capitol. there they will stand in front of iowa legislators telling their stories and why they want them to make education funding a priority. students say the programs that are in jeopardy at their

for their future. they want to show lawmakers how important it is to invest in the next generation. "19:30:46 i think i would tell them that i know that it's hard and we have a lot of different departments that need a lot of money, but this is something that you invest in - invest in your community, especially in iowans and stuff like that. it helps the future. " school officials went over how to make a persuasive argument and what to expect as the students took the podium. students only a couple this will be a great experience for students no outcome is. chris, nicole they leave at 8:15 an impact. thanks a lot brea. governor terry branstad says an upcoming conference will look at how to align high school class work with iowa's workforce needs. he discussed the idea while touring waterloo part of his stop, branstad learned about

more career and technical options is tough without voters in waterloo rejected a $47 million bond that would have earmarked most of the money for exactly that. branstad says working with existing resources is a reality with the state's budget. 12:26:54 "even with existing facilities, there's a lot you can do. and also partnering with the community colleges, like hawkeye, as with the private sector business, we just need to be smart about the way we work collaborate and utilize the resources we have." branstad's conference to address those collaboration issues is set to happen april 19 in des moines. it's called the future ready iowa summit. some parents in the iowa city school district say walking isn't possible for their kids after the district cut free busing for them for next school year. the district says it's saving $400,000 by doing so. " i'm surprised that the decision was made, the money concerns are real for the district and they have to make some hard choices, but i'm confused as to

opposed to one that would have less of an impact on some families and some kids. " the district is cutting busing for kids who live within 2 miles of 9 elementary schools. it says part of its plan will be to increase busing in some lower income areas. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a tama county man will be sentenced in april for helping his mother kill his wife 3 years ago. yesterday, a newton jury convicted 40 year old dustin jefferson for aiding and abetting first degree murder. this was jefferson's third trial for his wife's death. the first ended during jury selection, and the second ended in a mistrial. authorities say 32 year old kerry o'clair jefferson died from a stab wound to the neck in september 2013. police found her body when they went to a home in tama to arrest dustin jefferson on a separate charge. in 2014, a jury found jefferson's mother,

she's now serving a life sentence. testimony during that trial implicated dustin jefferson's involvement in the murder. two local photographer s are concerned about people being reckless around trains in cedar rapids. alex jordan and lance schaeffer are train enthusiasts, who have spent hours recording video of trains. they say they have captured many people at local crossings breaking the law when trains approach. some of the worst offenders are pedestrians. one group of runners missed a speeding train by about 4 seconds. this back in august. "i don't want to be the person to have to call 911 if you get hit. or if you almost get hit and the train has to go into an emergency. i don't want you family friends and engineer a conductor to go through that." the safety manager for cedar rapids and iowa city railway says employees and engineers are told to keep an eye out for people illegally crossing railroad tracks. they turn over

numbers to police. disney fanatics will be thrilled with the latest show coming to broadway. move over simba, belle and aladdin. elsa, anna and olaf are moving in. high winds caused this spectacle at oklahoma city's lake hefner yesterday.

high winds caused this spectacle at oklahoma city's lake hefner yesterday. some seriously high waves crashed over the wall near stars and stripes park. the forecast called for winds of 10 to 16 miles per hour, with gusts up to 23 miles per hour. plan on another cold day. clouds will increase slowly from the northwest and while there may be a few scattered flurries flying around, most of this will occur in our farthest western counties. central iowa will

chance at seeing any snow this morning. temperatures should be slightly warmer than yesterday, and with the wind finally backing off, it should feel a lot better as well. looking ahead, our every-other-day pattern of snow continues with our next chance coming in later thursday night into friday morning. there is still a system showing up for sunday as well. have a great day! today: inc. clouds, sct flurries high: 14-20 wis: nw 5-15 alo: 15 dbq: 14 iow: 18tonight: chance of flurries low: 2-8 winds: n 5-10 alo: 0 dbq: 3

partly cloudy high: 18-24 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21tomorrow night: chance of snow late low: 11-17 winds: w 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 11 iow: 15

gas prices are already at record lows. but they are headed even lower. so low, that we might see gas below a dollar a gallon. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. it's

yesterday after another bumpy day on wall street. and oil prices continue to drop as global excess becomes a major concern. u-s benchmark crude fell more than five and a half percent yesterday to end the day just under 28 dollars a barrel. the international energy agency says supply is set to outpace demand this year. global excess supply could reach two million barrels per day during the first quarter. those falling oil prices could mean drivers in parts of the country could see 99 cent per gallon gas. gas prices are already the cheapest in more than 12 years. experts say 99 cent gas prices will be isolated due to the regional refining costs, oil inventories and shipping. and it's official, fans of disney's "frozen" -- the record-breaking animated movie -- will soon have a broadway version. the new "frozen broadway" twitter account made the announcement. the show has a target opening in the spring of 20- 18.

plan on another cold day. clouds will increase

there may be a few scattered flurries flying around, most of this will occur actually have the best chance at seeing any snow this morning. temperatures should be slightly warmer than yesterday, and with the wind finally backing off, it should feel a lot better as well. looking ahead, our every-other-day pattern of snow continues with our next chance coming in later thursday night into friday morning. there is still a system showing up for sunday as well. have a great day!today: inc. clouds, sct flurries high: 14-20 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 15 dbq: 14 iow: 18tonight: chance of flurries low: 2-8 winds: n 5-10 alo: 0 dbq: 3 iow: 4tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 18-24 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21tomorrow night: chance of snow late low: 11-17 winds: w 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 11

thanks kaj. here's a look at today's top stories... republican presidential candidate donald trump and democrat bernie sanders are celebrating big wins this morning. each won the new hampshire primary by impressive margins. republicans are now looking to south carolina's primary vote on the 20th. the next state for the democrats is nevada. some cedar rapids high school students will travel to des

about the importance of education funding. students say this process has taught them how a school's budget works, how to make a persuasive argument and public speaking skills. a jury has found dustin jefferson guilty of helping his mother kill his wife three years ago. this was jefferson's third trial for his wife's death. his mother, ginger jefferson is serving life in prison for first degree murder.

was in iowa city.. west trying to avenge an earlier loss to wahlert. scott westerberg has the action. --future hawkeye cordell pemsl and company were down as much as 17 but here in the third pemsl attacks the rim to make it 36-19... --another future hawk, connor mccaffery had a big night as well....mccaff

midcourt and goes hard to the rack....mccaff ery's 3 point play puts west up 41-24 --more from mccaffery....h e separates with the fade-away the bounces in....the trojan's lead is back to 17... --golden eagles go on a mini run....pemsl leads the break and takes it himself plus the foul....cordell finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds....wa hlert within 11 --but west was able to close it out....wali parks with the two-handed flush.... --then mccaffery buries a 3 from the wing...he led everybody with 23 as west gets revenge on wahlert 58- 46....in iowa city, scott westerberg tv9 sports. we had a big time double header on kcrg 9.2 tonight. xavier hosting linn-mar. ladies first.. and linn-mar came out bombs away.. allie akers hit two straight trey's for the lions.. and then cameryn finley spots up for three off the break and linn mar led by 7 early.. the saints answer with a triple of their own from briley bastian. and this game came down to the end.. xavier took a 55-53 fourth

scores off the break.. and with time running down in the game.. finley off the pick right down the lane to tie the game at 58 and send it to overtime.. and claire larson with the big bomb in ot from the corner and the lions beat the saints in ot 67-61.. to the guys linn mar got off to a quick start jared printy with the deep trey.. and then look at the drive by jordan bohannon and linn-mar led 40-31 at the break.. but xavier battled back.. max techau with the big time move down low. and then matt mimms with 3 of his 22 and the saints cut the lead to two.. but they didn't have an asnwer for bohannon who had 33 points tonight and the lions won the boys game 82-76. jeff hosted kennedy in a double dip tonight. and the j-hawks jumped out to a 9 point second half lead.. kylie wise three ball corner pocket and then kaylee donner from the top of the key and jeff had the 7th ranked team in the state in trouble.. but the cougars answered with a 15-0 run.. sidney

teammate carly langhurst connects from downtown.. and then they go inside to another soccer player linden runels for two in the paint and kennedy comes from behind for the 56-43 win. to the boys and jeff got off to a fast start adam van oort with three from the corner.. and jeff jumped out to a 9-3 lead checkout the drive by dennis mckinney right at 6"10 adam wall for the bucket and one.. and that had the crowd going bonkers with the white out.. but kennedy went on a 10-0 run sparked by future hawkeye football player sean beyer off the bench.. look at beyer get up for the tip in.. and then they work it inside to wall for the duce.. and kennedy wins a tight one 60-59.drake brewster with the game winner. and finally what a scene at coe college tonight.. one of the top soccer players in the world abby wambach who just retired from the us team spoke in front of a jammed packed eby fieldhouse tonight.. abby is traveling the us trying to promote the sport she helped make popular in the us.

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